**[Democratic Aide Expresses Willingness to Return to Negotiating Table, Senate Agriculture Committee Crypto Legislation Talks See Breakthrough]** According to a report by Jinse Finance, after negotiations on crypto market legislation in the Senate Agriculture Committee hit a snag, a Democratic Senate aide stated that the Democrats are still willing to return to the negotiating table to push for bipartisan compromise. The aide revealed that at the beginning of the new year, Democratic members were "caught off guard" during the negotiations, as the Republicans had drafted a new version of the bill without sufficient consultation and initially planned to move it directly to the review process this week. In response, the Democrats hope to re-engage with the team of Committee Chair and Republican Senator John Boozman before this week's vote to strive for bipartisan consensus. The Senate Agriculture Committee had originally scheduled a markup and voting session on the crypto legislation for this Tuesday, but it was postponed to Thursday due to severe weather in Washington. Meanwhile, some Democratic senators are actively pushing to restart negotiations in hopes of reaching a bipartisan-approved text before the hearing. The crypto market structure bill aims to establish a federal-level regulatory framework for digital assets, including clarifying the division of oversight between the SEC and CFTC, as well as related disclosure requirements. Analysts point out that given the need for both the Senate Banking Committee and the Agriculture Committee to advance their respective versions of the bill, bipartisan cooperation remains a critical prerequisite for the smooth progress of the legislation.